UN Meets Today to Decide On Katanga Troop Action
United Nations Security Council requests a crisis session to decide if UN forces in the Congo should invade Katanga. Dag Hammarskjold seeks to avoid violence while Tshombe resists UN intervention. Lumumba allies pledge support, and Soviet accusations of Western plots surface amid tense diplomacy.
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Katanga
Bruce W. Munn
United Nations
N.Y
UPC
Segation Security Council
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
Tunisia
Ceylon
Ecuador
Argentina
Ty Filsabethville
Meise Tshombe
Jean Baptiste Kibwe
New York
Tshombe
Patrice Lumumba
Accra
Ghana
Hammarskjold
Guinea
U.N
Pope Urges Peace and Unity in World Church Message
Pope John XXII, via radio and Rome, called on Catholics worldwide to pray for lasting peace and unity of all Christian churches during the closing session of the International Eucharistic Congress in Munich. About one million attended the pontifical mass as leaflets attacking West German Chancellor Adenauer were circulated by an agitator.
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Munich
Germany
UPD
John Xxiie
Rome
Dilly International
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Congress
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
John
Debate on mixing grade-by-grade integration plan
Arguments were heard in a Knoxville federal district court over a grade-by-grade desegregation plan proposed by the Knoxville Board of Education. Critics say the pace is too slow and would perpetuate segregation, while the board argues the plan follows precedents set by Nashville and aligns with a prior Delaware ruling.
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Knoxville
UPS
Federal District Court
Knoxville Board of Education
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Delaware
Robert L. Taylor
Nashville
Harry Rowlett Recommended for Federal Judgeship
Jonesville newspaper notes Lee County Bar Association unanimously recommends Harry F. Rowlett of Jonesville for a federal district judgeship. The vacancy arises from the death of Reby C. Thompson of Abingdon and the appointment is made by the President with Senate approval following Justice Department recommendation.
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Jonesville
Lee County
Harry FP
Rowlett
Lee County Bar Association
Reby C. Thompson
Abingdon
United States
Justice Lepartment
Senate
Reward Offered for 14 Year Old Girl Missing
Abs. Joan Peck offers reward for information leading to the return of her 14 year old daughter Glenda who ran away last Wednesday with an 11 year old Colinar youth. The trail points toward Kenisha Wisconsin with Paul Jones reportedly working on construction projects across states. Mrs. Peck says she has faced crank calls and odd remarks since Glenda and Jones left the Wilson Lane home in Noetown about 7 p.m. Wednesday claiming to attend church.
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Abs
Joan Peck
Glenda
Paul
Woolstock
Wisconsin
Peck
Five Hurt in Pineville Harlan Collision
Five people were injured in a two car crash on Colmar Road between Pineville and Harlan Saturday afternoon. Charles J. Dishman 20 of Paris Kentucky and his wife both suffered facial lacerations, Mrs Leland Dishman 2 received facial and head injuries, and a contusion to the left knee. Also admitted were Mr and Mrs Robert E Johnson of Houston Texas treated in emergency and discharged. State Police had no details of the accident.
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Pineville
Colmar
Pinevilla
Harlan
Middlesboro
Charles
J. Dishman
Paris
Charles L. Dishman
Leland Dishman
and Airs
Robert E. Johnson
Nouston
Tex
Johnson
Woman Fails In the Try Across Lake Erie
ERIE PAMary Halfay of Erie Pa was within a mile and a half of becoming the first to swim Lake Erie but was pulled unconscious Sunday after entering at Long Point Saturday for a 28 mile crossing. She was treated for exhaustion and released. two prior attempts reached about 11 miles. The YWCA said she does not plan another attempt.
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Brantford
Ont
UPI
Mary Halfay
Erie
Lake Erie
Miss Halfay
Long Point
YWCA
Congo Leader Faces Censure Move That Could Topple Premier Lumumba
LEOPOLDVILLE Congo Abiko Party leaders voted no confidence in Premier Patrice Lumumba. President Kasa Vubu presided over the session that withdrew party support, risking Lumumba's parliamentary majority. Parliament not in session. future steps unclear as Congo edges toward possible political crisis.
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Leqpoldville
the Congo
UPL
Josep Kasa Vyubu
Abiko Party Jurente
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Congo
Central Congo
Kasa Vulu
Kasa Vubu
Lumuraba
Kentucky News Briefs Packaged in Brief Selections
Kentucky short news briefs report the death of James R. Hoback 42 of Louisville from a fall in his apartment with the state labeling the death accidental. Hazard plans a 400 seat convention hall near La Citadelle and its luxury motel to draw more conventions next spring. Shelbyville farmer Melvin L. Sams Sr. 84 died at his home after a life in tobacco warehousing, previously linked to Globe Warehouse and Bran son, Missouri operations.
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My United Treat Phernational
Louisville
UPI
James R. Hoback
Carper
Hoback
Hazard
UPL
L. C. Davis
Davis
Shelbyville
Melvin L. Sams Sr
Shelby Cownty
Shelby
Globe
Branson
Romulo to Speak at Kentucky State Fair September 11
Philippine ambassador Carlos P. Romulo, former UN General Assembly president, will be guest speaker at Free rant Hall during the 1060 State Fair in Louisville. H. Clyde Treeves, executive consultant, confirms Romulo’s appearance as part of a slate of notable speakers for the event.
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Louisville
UPD
Carlos 1
Romuto
Ambaissador
Philippines
United States
Romulo
United Nations General Assembly
H. Clyde Treeves
Sterile Bull Is Killed in Medical Group Vote
Nashville UPI report: The House of Delegates of the State Medical Association defeated a proposal to urge the Legislature to require sterilization of the mentally deficient and criminally insane. The bill, drafted for the 196L Legislature, was deemed not effective by executive director Jack E. Ballentine, who called it a "good bill" in critique.
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Nashville
UPI
House of Delegates
State Medical Association
Jack E. Ballentine
Sneedville Youth Injured in Highway 58 Wreck Near Ewing
Sneedville teen Robe rt s Roberts, 15, suffered a fractured collarbone when the car he rode in ran off Highway 58 near Ewing. Driver Robert Moore of Sneedville was uninjured. Roberts was in satisfactory condition at Middlesboro Memorial Hospital this morning.
Harrogate man treated after found in pickup truck
Charles Ellison, about 21, of Harrogate, was found unconscious in a Cumberland Avenue pickup early Saturday and treated at Middlesboro Hospital for suspected spinal meningitis before being sent to St. Mary’s Hospital in Knoxville. Police removed him from the truck and noted initial suspicion of intoxication. A Middlesboro doctor diagnosed meningitis and prescribed further care in Knoxville.
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Charles Ellison
Harrogate
Middlesboro
Ark Cline
St. Mary's Hospital
Knoxville
Ellison
Cumberland Avenue
Julius Myers
W. J. Nails
Ellson
Fason Pratt
Elson
Pratt
George Ridings
FTC Head Says Payola On Way Out
Washington United Press International reports Federal Trade Commission chairman Farl W. Minter says payola has been stamped out after a antigambling crackdown on record takers and distributors. He told UP I on Friday 210 men would check back to see if the industry has fallen into line with government efforts to wipe out the payola racket uncovered during the scandals last year. The agency began its investigation of payola last November after congressional investigators aired charges that some disc jockeys had accepted money or gifts from record companies to promote certain records.
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Washington
UBT
Farl W. Minter
Hintner
United Press International Bluxlay
T 0 Populanze
Givens Heads Bell County Citizens Committee
Rev. Carl Givens was elected president of the Bell County Citizens Committee at a meeting at Binghamtown Baptists Church. Officers include Rev. Russell Jones first vice president, Robert Turpin second vice president, Clyde Haddix secretary, and Rev. Seale Janewa treasurer. The group will form a church advisory committee to combat bootlegging and local moral issues.
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Carl Givens
Bell County
Citizens Committee
Binghamtown
Haddix
Eisenhower’s carryover domestic agenda from Congress
Congress continues Eisenhower’s prior domestic program items including highway funding via a gasoline tax, aviation fuel taxes for road and airport modernization, removal of long-term bond interest rate ceilings, a postal rate increase to avoid a billion-dollar deficit, immigration liberalization, continued presidential war powers, and Senate ratification of the Antarctic Treaty.
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Gallador
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Middlesboro Men Face Multiple Public Drunkenness Charges
Several Middlesboro men were charged with public drunkenness in Police Court today. Fines ranged from 4.25 to 29.25 dollars for Dean Lake Ewell Saxton Joe Cloud and three others. Trial dates were postponed for Carl Davis and William Hodge, while Hodge faced an added disorderly conduct count. A drunkenness charge against Ben Carter was dismissed and Glenn Dunn was fined for a parking violation.
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Middlesboro
Dean Lake
Ewell Saxton
Joe Cloud
Carl Davis
William Hodge
Fonte
Hodge
Ben Carter
Glenn Dunn
Carl Leggens
Hadlestorn
Tince Manis
George Marcum
Junior Gulley
Pat Parsons
Vernon Ballinger
Frank Hopson
Parsons
Arthur Bolze, Jr
Exeter Ave
Carl F. Davis
Amesbury Avenue
William M. Rains
South Q1st
Davis
Amesbury
Rev. Rains
Hospital Notes at Middiesboro Memorial Hospital
Visiting hours listed for multiple wards and patients at Middiesboro Memorial Hospital. Dismissals include Mrs Frankie Hambling Frakes and several others. Also notes births for two families and a transfer to Haran Hospital are mentioned.
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Middiesboro Memorial Woaspital
Frankie Hambling
Frakes
Judy Parlin
City
Hubert Herd
Middlestore Hospital Visiting Hours and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Moss Teamre, Ralph Wuchanan, Green Lay and others. Dismissals name Charles Leslie Dishman Paris Scott Matthews Oakley Gunter Dayton Ross B. Bradley and several others. Transfers note Charles Ellison Harrogate and others. Hospital notices cover visiting hours 7 to 2 and various patient movements.
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Celine
Charles Leslie Dishman
Paris Scott Matthews
Fort Mitchell
Oakley Gunter
Dayton
Ross B. Bradley
City
Allen Davis
Lettie Gol
Arthur
Jea Woodly
Speedwelk
Ammolit Massengilani
Tazewell
Curtis Miracle
Charles Ellison
Harrogate
A Knoxville
Moss Teamre
Ralph Wuchanan
West Patti Beach
Fla
Green Lay
Speedwell
Paris
Leland Dishman
Pirie
Yille Robert E. Johnson, Jr
Houston
Tex
Robert E. Johnston, Jr
Hoaston
Spy Parents To Visit Son In Washington Soon
Francis Gary Powers parents Oliver and Betty Powers travel from Pound, Virginia to Washington to join a planned second leg of their party to the Soviet Union for their son's espionage case. They expect to meet Sol Cury and Dr. Lewis K. Ingram, Powers' physician, in the capital.
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Richmond
UPI
Francis Gary Powersly
Washington
Soviet Union
Oliver Powers
Pound
Sun
Norton
Sol Cury
Lewis K. Ingram
Powers
Oklahoma corn harvester kills wife and relatives after pregnancy claim
A husband in Oklahoma killed his estranged wife Patricia 24, her parents Ted Albert 60 and Virgie Albert 38, and their grandson William Machimick 16 after she said she was pregnant during an argument. Richard Henry Dare year old suspect surrendered to Sheriff Joe Hiddleston. He said he intended to die but lost nerve. Dare had faced a robbery charge and was free on bail. his wife had recently sued for divorce.
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Jon Cartes
United Press International
Oklahoma Cay
UPI
Richard Henry Dare
Here
M+Clain County
Shcriff
Joe Hiddleston
Dare
Patricia
Ted H. Albert
Virgie Albert
Wil
Iamy Machimick
Alberts
Dan Cunningham
Okahoma Crime Bureau
Chsief
Cunningham
Dallas Voters Reject Integration By Four To One
Dallas voters cast a four to one vote against integration in a special election on Saturday. The tally shows 30,824 to 7,416, serving as a public opinion poll on integration amid a five year battle. A state law ties district accreditation and aid to integration approval, while Judge Davidson ordered a September start for a limited “salt and pepper” plan. Negro lawyers appealed to the New Orleans federal court, which has overruled prior Dallas plans and set no hearing date yet.
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Dallas
Tex
V. S. St. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orléans
Feneral
T. Whitfield Davidson
Ectiool ‘Poard (O
Davidse
Ondor
Davidson
New Orleans
Stand-In Arrests at Louisville Restaurant Picket
Three youths including 15 year olds Milton Carroll and Kenneth Miller were arrested after a CORE led anti segregation demonstration at Kaufman Strauss department store restaurant in Louisville. Darid West, 25, jailed on bond for his participation, faces today’s Police Court hearing. About ten pickets marched with signs Saturday as CORE members protested daily in the area.
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Louisville
UPI
T Darid West
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
West
Kaufman-Straus
Milton Carroll
Kenneth Miller
Miller
Obituary for Frank Wason of Pineville Route 1
Frank Wason 73 of Pineville Route 1 died suddenly at 5 pm August 5. Born in Knox County Ky he was a miner and Fern Dale Baptist Church member. He married Verda Baker August 18 1930 and is survived by his wife, 9 children, 37 grandchildren, 8 great grandchildren, and siblings. funeral at Fern Dale Baptist Church with burial at Cannon Creek Cemetery.
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Frank Wason
Pineville
Page
Knox County
John Anerson Mason
Verda Baker
Ferndale
Verda Mason
Delphus Mason
Murph
Lonnie
Jesse Mason
Middlesboro
W. B. Mason
U.S. Air Force
Scotland
Johnnie J. Mason
Army
Mt. Benning
Midlord Mason
Charleston
Ruby Miracle
Herman
Tent
Effie Mathews
Knoxville
Faye Buell
Mary Lee Phipps
Bobby J. Webb
Loretta Ma
Route 4
Sarah Miller
Four Mile
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Lu Dat
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Anthony Quinn
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Frank Mason
Fernaale Baptist Church
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